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Tutaj znalazłeś to podręcznik, którego najlepszym sposobem. Chat, Nuty, Czarny Orfeusz i inne sprawy. Nuty | Czarny Orfeusz | Czarny Orfeusz |. pdf.com.Q: Conversion from Object to View I am new to C# programming. I am using.NET framework 4.0. I am working on my first Windows Application. This is my first question on the site. If I've made any errors or not fully explained my problem, please let me know and I'll try to correct them. In my program I've created a class named Map. I used this class to create a map in another class which is named Location. This class has a List which holds a list of points from my Map. I have written a function in the Map class that allows me to put a marker on the map for the location. The location has the class name LocationPoint. The conversion from LocationPoint to Object and the Object to View are done by a function named "MapToView". I have had a problem with my MapToView function. The conversion from Object to View is done as follows: LocationPoint point = (LocationPoint)op; ViewPoint vp = (ViewPoint) point.View; This is done because the "point.View" cannot be resolved. I've tried to make a change by doing: ViewPoint vp = (ViewPoint)(object)point.View; But this doesn't seem to work. Can someone help me solve this? Thanks in advance. A: The key to a working conversion is that: the conversion must be from a value type to its corresponding reference type the conversion must also be safe. Safe conversions are the ones you can do implicitly without casts. In your case: The conversion from LocationPoint to Object must be safe because it is implicit. The conversion from Object to ViewPoint must be safe because the LocationPoint is already an object. The conversion from Object to ViewPoint is also safe because both the conversion from Object and the cast to (object) are implicit conversions. Ischemic colitis in acute subdural hematoma:

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